The Richest Man in Babylon Continued Stories - Pauly Hart - Grāmatas - Pauly Hart - 9781955399005 - 2021. gada 7. aprīlis
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Set in the same world as "The Richest Man of Babylon" By George S. Clason, this addition to the world introduces the characters once again, now, ten years later. Bonsir the Chariot Builder, Kobee the Musician, Kalabab the Camel Trader, Rodon the Spear Maker, and of course, the richest man in Babylon, Arkad himself. This book introduces 21 rules of wealth building strategies that are told in the same story form as the original. The lessons learned within are essential to all those who seek to better understand how to gain and how to keep and how to let wealth build in any situation. It is age old wisdom repackaged in the format and style of our beloved story teller, George Clason. Applicable in all walks of life, The Richest Man in Babylon Continued Stories will seek to encourage those who already make wealth, and prod those who are procrastinating doing so. This book is a labor of all of us as we journey into our individual futures. I am a fan of continuing self-education. I thought that the best way to me to learn how to do these things, was to write about them. Should you wish to know more, or hear more about the old world of Babylon, as George told it, stay tuned... I still have other characters to write about and more "Rules of Gold." to share. Not that I've got it made and am sitting on a mountain of gold, but I do know how to get there one day. Take this book as a handy signpost for you on your journey towards prosperity, as we all endeavor to applies the lessons found within.

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Izlaists 2021. gada 7. aprīlis
ISBN13 9781955399005
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Lapas 124
Izmēri 127 × 203 × 7 mm   ·   127 g
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